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Naqvi, Memon agree on federal-provincial coordination to tackle national issues

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June 5, 2026
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Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon agreed on Thursday that efficient coordination and cooperation between the federation and provinces is one of the simplest ways to deal with nationwide challenges and resolve public points, in keeping with an official assertion.

The understanding was reached throughout a gathering in Islamabad, the place the 2 leaders mentioned a spread of vital issues, together with regulation and order, inter-provincial cooperation, the eradication of narcotics, and enhancements in public providers.

The assembly additionally included detailed discussions on efforts to curb drug trafficking and keep regulation and order in Karachi and different main cities of Sindh.

Talking on the event, Memon mentioned efficient coordination and cooperation between the federal and provincial governments was the simplest technique of coping with nationwide challenges. He added that every one establishments and governments ought to work collectively on issues of nationwide curiosity.

The senior minister mentioned the Sindh authorities would additional intensify its efforts to eradicate crime, keep regulation and order, and make sure the safety of residents.

Throughout the assembly, Naqvi congratulated the Sindh authorities on its profitable operations towards dacoits and felony components within the riverine (katcha) areas.

The inside minister assured the Sindh authorities of the federal authorities’s full help in sustaining peace and combating narcotics. He additionally praised the Sindh Police for demonstrating bravery, professionalism, and dedication in difficult circumstances, and for enjoying a commendable function in restoring regulation and order.

On Might 12, Karachi police arrested Pinky who was accused of working one of many metropolis’s most organised narcotics provide networks. The suspect was arrested throughout a joint operation performed by metropolis police and a civil company at an condominium within the Backyard space.

Investigators declare she was operating a complicated cocaine processing and supply operation with hyperlinks extending past Karachi to Lahore, Islamabad and different cities. Based on the police, Pinky not solely provided narcotics to prosperous neighbourhoods, together with DHA and Clifton, but additionally personally ready high-grade cocaine and managed deliveries by way of feminine riders and on-line platforms.

Her arrest highlighted the dimensions of the narcotics commerce in Sindh, the place substances reminiscent of crystal meth (ice), cannabis, opium, hashish, gutka, mawa and mainpuri had been reportedly being bought brazenly in a number of areas. Authorities mentioned a number of arrests adopted, whereas the provincial authorities vowed to accentuate its crackdown on drug networks.

Alongside the narcotics difficulty, Sindh additionally confronted a long-standing safety problem in its riverine “katcha” belt. Stretching alongside the Indus River, the area’s dense forests, shifting riverbanks and restricted entry had traditionally supplied secure havens for closely armed dacoit gangs. These teams had been concerned in kidnappings, extortion and violent crime, undermining state authority and hindering native improvement.

In response, Sindh police intensified operations towards these gangs since late final 12 months. Inspector Common Javed Alam Odho introduced in February {that a} devoted katcha pressure could be revived to police the roughly 400-kilometre stretch, supported by aerial surveillance and improved inter-provincial coordination.

A number of coordinated operations had been performed with Punjab Police and navy items, involving floor raids, drone surveillance and strategic negotiations with armed teams.

In October final 12 months, the Sindh cupboard additionally permitted a coverage permitting dacoit gangs in riverine areas to give up their weapons in return for ensures of safety for his or her households, rehabilitation help and livelihood help. Because the introduction of the coverage, dozens of militants laid down their arms.



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